. >> i think that martha stewart reflected back through our generation that creativity and intellect and personal fulfillment of the domestic art. can you speak ton her role of activities for me on one —- formerly seen and if she made an example of for this very reason. >> that is a really good question. i did not have her book but it is interesting because what martha stewart is doing is but is home decorating and i have her entertaining book. but that's a people think of home economics. but it's his push which is approach like the diy and and that chemistry that makes you happy. but then that small common space because your not spending much time together. but a lot of money and then she's not wented home economics and then working in finance and to create an extraordinary company. and i think that is why. and to say yes but i think she is an example of what they think, economics is and is not. >> we will do a lightning round. and i will go in the order of our speakers. the question is, what is one plthing ceos are people with significant power can do on monday to make things bette

. >> last question, this one is for danielle dreilinger, i think that martha stewart reflected back to our generation to creativity artistry intellect and personal domestic heart and can you speak to her role in advancing respect that formally seen as just for women it and if you think that she's been made an example of for this very reason pretty. >> is a very good question prayed and i originally had a whole martha stewart area, she is not real economic, you know, think that it's interesting because while martha stewart when she was doing is presenting is not really not the way that home decorating as you know, catering and entertaining and i own her entertaining book, and that's what people feel but is not what the home economist push when you give them much more of that practical approach. it can be certainly a lot of radiant space that one big family or you want the whole family to be together or since at small space because not spend much time together pretty. >> high end stuff read into the lot of money and a lot of staff. to begin the home economic an amazing and she's not trai

>> well, l someone who does know her way around the kitchen, martha stewart baked 30 pies in less thans for the staffers working at her farm in upstate new york. >> and of course these weren't just any pies, they included pecan brown butter rum and cranberry starts in almond kru crusts. >> love that. >>> michael b. jordan and his girlfriend showed off their thanksgiving spread which included mac and cheese, corn bread, samson and spaghetti. in addition to the it you are can i. >> i don't hate on this because my family is very italian. so sometimes they include spaghetti as well. >>> so we're all thankful for another rare throwback, too, a snap of the queen of country dolly parton sharing this photo with husband karl dean that appears to date back to, i don't know, the late '60s? look at her. she is always glowing. >> that hair. >>> next to a busload of delighted fans getting a piece of university of miami grad define t dwayne "the rock" johnson. >> he is known for sure pricing tour buses driving around in his neighborhood. and yesterday as a thanksgiving surprise, he did not disappoint

. >> anthony: you know martha stewart pretty well. fight, could martha stewart choke me out? >> eric: i think if she goes to the dark side, yeah. >> anthony: i think so too. this is not like my show at all actually. i'm going to get shit for this, i'm telling you. "you're not keeping it real anymore, man." look, you know? it looks like a wine label. as a buddhist, does this worry you? >> eric: i'm sorry? >> anthony: as a buddhist does this worry you, considering how well this life has turned out for you? >> eric: no, it's good karma from my previous life. i have to -- >> anthony: well, how long can that karma last? >> eric: until it's dead. it ends. >> anthony: when do you think that might be? >> eric: anytime soon, you never know. karma switch like that. boom, done. >> anthony: what would you not want to come back as? what would a worst-case scenario be in the next life? >> eric: how many chances do you have to be born as what you are or what i am? in that entire universe. >> anthony: isn't that worrying to you? the next life cannot

that is what martha stewart got in trouble for. tom: is he playing by the rulebook of wall street?been doing this for 74 years, right? dave: it is hard to say what he is doing is outside the bounds. he is making the disclosures he has to. you can talk about whether those disclosures are sufficient, whether the timing should be different, the nature of the disclosures themselves, but to this point, he's got a whole lot of money. he has to come up with some cash to pay taxes before selling stock. that is a perfectly reasonable sort of approach. tom: david wilson, greatly appreciated their on amazon and tesla. jonathan: the ultimate troll, tom keene. those tweets out on twitter over the weekend. tom, just say what you think. he is the ultimate troll on twitter. tom: hold on. jonathan: you can't say what you think? tom: i can't. lisa: he will do it anyway. tom: they are over here. jonathan: is that compliance over there? tom: yes, that's compliance. jonathan: we can only go through the timeline, right? a lot of the filing was done in the middle of september to execute some of the trade

it is not thanksgiving around here without martha stewart. you go into your husband's clean t-shirt drawer and get a t-shirt like that. you soak that in the butter and white wine >> oh, my gosh the. >> then you drape that over the bird. >> and that really works >> it works almost as well >> really? >> yes the. >> but the t-shirt is lost forever. >> lost forever. >> are you cooking tomorrow? >> i certainly am. >> i bet we have kevin curry here hi, kevin. >> what's up, y'all? >> you have a pretty clever trip yourself what have you got? >> i've got swaps. if you're out of butter, use mayo especially for poultry wait a minute, you would just brush mayo on top of it? >> mayo with herbs and what not. if you're out of brown sugar, take some molasses of course it's going be warm he. mix that in -- >> normal molasses, not frozen >> and if you add a white wine, here it is, lemon with some chicken salt, boom, squeeze it . >> i love this because these tips are not for fancy chefs >> this is the home chef >> here is martha with your t-shirt. >> and you ke

before there was oprah or martha stewart and online influencer she is probably one of the most famousomen but mostly forgotten from the 19th century. she was a writer, patriot and educator, style setter and godmother of things giving. you're in for a treat this book is terrific this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments then we will have a curated conversation back and forth and we look forward to taking questions to discuss ilthis further. yoi'll make one correction to your introduction she would have liked for you to have called me and off the rest and you would have been a vice president is. the modern day holiday that we still celebrate. >> that's terrific. i wanted to open up with your writing an opening paragraphs because i think it really sets the stage for this woman is extraordinary for everything you mentioned she was 33, bedridden, mother five and widowed and had some decisions she had to make. >> she was motivated because of the needs, her passion for educating her children. she was probably she was certainly one of the best educated a

before there was oprah or martha stewart or online influencers there was sarah josepha hale. she is probably one of the most famous women but mostly forgotten from the 19th century. she was a writer, apatriot, and educator at a godmother . you're in for a treat. this book is terrific. this woman is fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments and we will have a curated conversation back and forth and we look forward to taking your questions to discussthis further. so withoutfurther ado , melanie, welcome . >> it's wonderful to be here and i thank you and the hudson institute for hosting this wonderful event and giving me a chance to talk about a woman i think is the most or one of the most important and influential women in american history. i'll make one correction to your introduction. in the persona of mrs. hale. she i think would have liked for you to have called me and authoress and you would have been a vice-presidentess. she loved the words that designated professional women as women. here we are, authoress and vice-presidentess. >> you mentioned

before there was oprah or martha stewart or all my influencers, one of the most famous women but mostlyn from the. 19th century. she was a writer, patriot educator, style setter and godmother of thanksgiving. in for a treat, this book is terrific. i'm going to have melanie open with a few comments and we will have a curated conversation back and forth and we look forward to taking your questions to discuss further. melanie, welcome. >> thank you, it's wonderful to be here. thank you for hosting this wonderful event giving me a chance to talk about the woman i think is the most are one of the most important influential women in american history. i'll make one correction to your introduction and the persona of missus hale, she had think would have liked for you to have called me and all the rest author s and you would have been a vice president s. designated professional women as women. so here we are, author s and president s. >> you mentioned she's mostly forgotten today and that's true, if she's remember, as the godfather of thanksgiving or as the author mary had a little lamb but i al

before there was oprah or martha stewart or others there was sarah josepha hale. probably one of the most famous butst mostly forgotten from the 19th century, writer and a patriot and an educator asom wel as a style setter and a godmother of thanksgiving. this book is terrific. it's fascinating. i'm going to have melanie open up with a few comments and then we will have a curated conversation back and forth, we will look for it to taking your questions to discuss this further. so without further ado, melanie, welcome. >> thank you. it is wonderful to be here and i would like to thank you for hosting this wonderful event today, giving me the chance to speak about the woman that i think is one of the most important and influential women in americann history. and i will make one correction to the introduction. when it comes to mrs. hale, she would have, i think, have liked employees or people to call me a authorette. and you would've been a vice president-ette. [laughter] >> youou mentioned that she is lovely forgotten today. and that is true. if she remembers, it is

. >> and be sure to join us tomorrow we got a big turkey day extravaganza 21 chefs including martha stewartick up a few tips in the process. >> and you can bing listen to cooking up a storm podcast with al roker >> everybody's doing >> you know what i'm impressed that hoda and craig are wearing the same coat. that's really, really special. >> they're not exactly the same. >> well, craig borrowed lindsay's coat >> okay. how about a forecast >> okay. i'm just looking, i'm just saying for today, windy and cold in the northeast. a freeze in the morning in the southeast. we've got some wet weather and snow in the pacific northwest. fire risk in the rockies for tomorrow, some snow showers in the rockies denver may actually see its first snowfall sunny and chilly in new england. showers develops in the central plains windy >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll see a few more clouds in the mix today and a chilly start. we're headed for the mid 60s for most of our microclimate this afternoon. it will be just slightly cooler over the next couple of days, but still really nice for the t

if you look at nfts specifically, you see a lot of athletes and celebrities hopping in, even martha stewart got an e-mai i got an email about her second nft drop but the volumes are way down we look at our data, we saw volumes on basis of around $1 billion. now it is sitting $200 million as of last week. i think that's why there are some folks upset about it not being as hot as it was but if you look down the road and the amount of capital sitting on the sidelines from new investors coming in, this is a big point of interest for folks. i was talking today. the person i was talking to is heading to miami for art von bass ill a huge focus for the art scene is going to be around nfts there is definitely more interest on the horizon. >> do you sense more interest? or do you sense skeptical interest as in interest because there might be a bubble brewing here, or there is going to be a lot of blowouts in nft land that are really going to hurt investors. >> it's a good question. there is no doubt that not all of these different projects are going to have sticking power some investors might get bur

martha stewart went to jail.y huffman, she went to jail and if you told me shows were the only blonde women to ever go to jail, i would have believed that anyway, that woman was sentenced to 60 days in jail, so there's at least four blonde women in jail [ cheers and applause then i found out that kristen stewart is getting married. and i was like, "what? fun. then i heard that guy fieri was going to officiate and i was like, "what? guy fieri? what?" i did not know it was going to be a destination wedding in flavortown [ laughter ] i love it. and that wasn't even the craziest celebrity wedding news. then, kal penn tweeted about being on a plane and sitting near cardi b and how he wanted her to officiate his wedding, and she tweeted she would. i was like, "what? because true story, i sat next to kal on a flight, too, and he didn't ask me to do [ bleep ]. then i found out aaron rodgers got covid, and i was like, "this cannot be. aaron rodgers, the kid i went to elementary school with [ light laughter ] and they were

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tonight, join jimmy and his guests - michael che, ed sheeran martha stewart musical guest summer walkerand featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1546 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh my goodness that's a crowd right there [ cheers and applause welcome. welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being here thank you for watching at home [ cheers and applause well, guys, after seven months of negotiations, late friday night, the house finally passed president biden's infrastructure deal. yeah so that's obviously -- yeah. [ cheers and applause that's -- that's probably what everyone was talking about this weekend. >> big bird is causing a stir. >> big bird announced he was getting vaccinated against covid. [ laughter ] >> big bird got his covid shot over the weekend >> big bird announces he's been vaccinated >> big bird got the jab. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: somehow that was the big story this weekend big bird tweeting that he got vaccinated yep. [ laughter ] it's